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How to Make a Simple and Easy Felt Pennant Banner
Beef up your tailgate decor with this quick banner tutorial.
By:
Kim Stoegbauer
Show your team spirit with this easy to make felt pennant banner! With a few basic supplies, you can create a colorful garland to cheer on your favorite team!
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Materials
- Stiff felt
- Printable pennant template
- Scissors
- Permanent marker
- Hot glue gun/hot glue
- Jute twine
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Trace the Template
Download, print and cut out our printable pennant template. Place the template on felt and trace it with a permanent marker.
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Cut it Out
Use scissors to cut just inside the trace marks. Continue tracing and cutting pennants until you have as many as needed.
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Assemble
Use the hot glue to attach the felt pennants to the twine to create the banner.
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